terubble33 (09/02/07 7:06:10 PM): i could say something else but i dont want you to blush lol
13-yr-old (09/02/07 7:06:19 PM): wat? lol
terubble33 (09/02/07 7:07:04 PM): instead of eat what you had ill just eat you lmao
13-yr-old (09/02/07 7:07:11 PM): o lol
13-yr-old (09/02/07 7:07:32 PM): i never actully tried that
terubble33 (09/02/07 7:08:18 PM): you get some one that can do it right its the best
13-yr-old (09/02/07 7:08:35 PM): rlly?
terubble33 (09/02/07 7:08:49 PM): you ever masterbated
13-yr-old (09/02/07 7:09:10 PM): na
13-yr-old (09/02/07 7:09:34 PM): oops lol u made me get urs in
13-yr-old (09/02/07 7:09:37 PM): lol
terubble33 (09/02/07 7:09:42 PM): well if you ever do it about 50 times better for a woman
terubble33 (09/02/07 7:10:17 PM): hehehehe
13-yr-old (09/02/07 7:11:00 PM): it is?
terubble33 (09/02/07 7:11:10 PM): yes
13-yr-old (09/02/07 7:11:11 PM): oops
terubble33 (09/02/07 7:11:48 PM): see you can do that stay a virgin
13-yr-old (09/02/07 7:12:17 PM): didnt think of that
terubble33 (09/02/07 7:13:10 PM): things i could do to you yum yum yum lol

Martin McAllister is a truck driver from New York who solicited who he thought was a 13 year old girl living in Twiggs County Georgia. Over the course of eight days, he chatted with my minor profile while texting from his cell phone and from his laptop in his truck, showing me on his cam the interior of his truck, what he was seeing outside his windows, and also exposing himself on cam in a way no 13 year old should see. He also asked to meet for sex with who he thought was this 13 year old girl. When he stopped at a truck stop within walking distance of where he believed the child lived, it was officers from the Twiggs County Sheriff's department who were waiting for him.

We often have cases where real victims are identified as a result of our work bringing an individual to the attention of law enforcement. Their actions of soliciting a minor for sex, with solid evidence that can be used, sometimes result in the reopening of prior reports that were never charged, result in investigations into past or current relationships with minors, or forensics on their computers reveal evidence of other crimes. This is not often mentioned in our conviction write-ups, sometimes because these other investigations are then on-going and because we certainly want to protect the privacy of these young victims. I feel it worth mentioning this here because there were two brave young women who are believed to be prior victims, who came forward and agreed to testify in this case. I can only hope that knowing that this man will no longer be a danger for a long time, gives them some peace, if possible.

In a media article about this conviction found here, Twiggs County Sheriff Darren Mitchum was quoted saying \"I think that this shows that these cases are well put together and very prosecutable when the defendant and his attorney can find no other way of getting out of this other than pleading on the mercy of the court\".

Our Contributors constantly receive such praise, although it does not always make it to media print. Prosecutors, law enforcement, juries and even judges, thank us for what we do, shake our hands and even hug us. They see what goes into working a case like this. But although the thanks and praise are gratifying, the truth is...what really keeps us going is knowing that a real child was saved from this dangerous situation and that countless others are now a little safer...stories such as that of the brave girls mentioned above who may now hopefully have some peace of mind...and knowing that at least for a while, the individuals convicted as a result of our work will not be a danger to real children.

For one count of Criminal Attempt to Commit Aggravated Child Molestation, Martin McAllister was sentenced to 30 years, 18 of which he must serve in prison before his parole eligibility is determined by the Board of Pardons and Paroles. He will also have to register as a sex offender when he is released. Many thanks to Major James Faulk of the Twiggs County Georgia Sheriff's Office, Twiggs County Sheriff Darren Mitchum, District Attorney Chad Pritchett and Judge Donald Gillis. Their investigation and work on this case was outstanding. This sentence sends a strong message to predators who would think of preying on the children under their protection.

Aloe Vera, the phone verifier on this case, did an excellent job. She has my gratitude and respect, as always, for her dedication and quality work.